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SummaryThe animated family comedy from Mike and Julie Scully focuses Duncan (voiced by Amy Poehler), a very average 15-year-old boy and high-strung his mother (also voiced by Amy Poehler).
Created By: Amy Poehler, Mike Scully, Julie Thacker-Scully
Duncanville
Season 1
Season Premiere:Feb 16, 2020
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SummaryThe animated family comedy from Mike and Julie Scully focuses Duncan (voiced by Amy Poehler), a very average 15-year-old boy and high-strung his mother (also voiced by Amy Poehler).
Created By: Amy Poehler, Mike Scully, Julie Thacker-Scully
Where to Watch
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$6.67/mth
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Metascore
Generally FavorableBased on 6 Critic Reviews
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50% Positive
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3 Reviews
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0% Negative
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Feb 18, 2020
Duncanville is a show where normal things happen to a regular kid. Maybe the fact that it’s not trying too hard is what makes it so funny.
Feb 18, 2020
While there’s sometimes a sameness to Fox’s recent animation efforts — comedies centered on families filled with oddballs — that doesn’t necessarily diminish the laughs. Newcomer “Duncanville” certainly prompts multiple guffaws in its first two episodes.
Feb 13, 2020
What will be curious to watch as “Duncanville” progresses is who emerges as the distinct voice of the show. Two episodes aren’t enough to offer a definitive choice, but there seems to be fresher, more intriguing material for Annie, Duncan’s mom, than the show’s eponymous teen.
Feb 18, 2020
The first two episodes of “Duncanville” reveal a show with solid voice acting (including a surprise turn from Wiz Khalifa as a cool teacher scootering around the cafeteria) that has a decent handle on its setting and characters, especially its teen ones just trying to get through the day without literally stumbling face-first into blistering embarrassment. It’s just too soon to tell how much longevity it might have given the strength of the lineup it’s now slotted into.
Feb 18, 2020
Duncanville is not a show we needed, exactly, but it's still a completely harmless addition to the genre that features some voices we always enjoy hearing.
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Feb 18, 2020
The show is pleasant, manic and stale all at once, yet neither sophisticated nor weird enough to engender immediate viewer loyalty. Judging from the two episodes available to critics, I see potential for it to grow and eventually find its voice. But it also appears to be stuck on the wrong premise.
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